Arcueil Things to Do

Located just outside of Paris, this former Imperial palace was bought by Joséphine in 1799 and was used as a seat of the government as well as a retreat. Its elegant apartments and extensive grounds are open for tour at the gen... more

The Stade Yves du Manoir assumed its current form for the Olympics of 1924, held in Paris. It is also one of 15 stadiums to have hosted a World Cup finale, and is best known today as a venue for soccer, and for its sky-blue and... more

An enjoyable day free of charge is available to individuals or groups at the Parc André Malraux of Nanterre, which offers a games area and playground, a merry-go-round, and allows fishing and pets. The 25 hectares (62 acres) ha... more

This trip helps you to enjoy Paris on foot. The various landmarks and museums are covered by efficient translators. A detailed commentary by the guides, peppered with interesting anecdotes, makes this walkathon worth a try. Som... more

This is a professional tour guide council, which makes life easier for tourists. Paris Contact Montmartre can make your itinerary for you. You have the option of exploring the city on your own or joining a group tour. Priced on... more

With its two tall glass towers, the French National Library is vast and looks like an office block from afar. However, the visitors who enter this building are not bankers but researchers, students and general readers. Every bo... more

Among the 36 bridges spanning the Seine, the Pont des Arts is without doubt one of the most romantic, its all-metal structure providing a link between the Louvre and the French Institute. This delightful little footbridge built... more

Place Denfert-Rochereau, located at the intersection of Avenue du Général Leclerc, Boulevard Raspail, Boulevard Arago and Boulevard Saint-Jacques, is named after a colonel who led the French troops in defending the city of Belf... more

A monumental project, the plaza and the buildings dubbed Les Colonnes (The Columns) were created by Spanish architect and city planner Ricardo Bofill. The Columns were inspired by classical Mediterranean architecture and the ba... more

Who is Jean Sans Peur (Fearless John)? He is the man responsible for the Hundred Years' War. His big mistake? Murdering Louis d'Orléans in 1407. Halfway up the tower where he used to live, you can find an enchanting vault encru... more